I had a quick search but couldn't see that this issue has been discussed
recently.
I'm in the process of upgrading to FM 12 using Win7 in Parallels on a Mac Pro.
My question is simple: which is best, 32-bit Win7 or 64-bit Win7?
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Go with 64-bit. I know of no reason to use 32. FM 12 runs fine for me in 64.
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On Jul 13, 2014, at 6:31 AM, Steve Rickaby srick...@wordmongers.demon.co.uk
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I had a quick search but couldn't see that this
At 07:16 -0700 13/7/14, Scott Prentice wrote:
Go with 64-bit. I know of no reason to use 32. FM 12 runs fine for me in 64.
Thanks Scott. Coming from you, I guess this advice counts as 'certified' ;-)
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I will second Scott's recommendation to go with 64-bit Windows.
One warning siren re: Parallels ... you will likely experience a
FrameMaker crash when horizontally scrolling an unsaved file. I've
learned Don't do that, but it's still sometimes frustrating. The issue
has recently come to
At 15:53 -0400 13/7/14, Alan Houser wrote:
One warning siren re: Parallels ... you will likely experience a FrameMaker
crash when horizontally scrolling an unsaved file. I've learned Don't do
that, but it's still sometimes frustrating. The issue has recently come to
Adobe's attention here on
Ah yes .. my experience with this is through Fusion, but I'm quite sure
that the 64/32-bit question is the same for both virtualization options.
At the time I made this switch (7 years ago), Fusion was generally
considered the better choice, and it was also the system that a couple
of my
At 14:31 -0700 13/7/14, Scott Prentice wrote:
Ah yes .. my experience with this is through Fusion, but I'm quite sure that
the 64/32-bit question is the same for both virtualization options.
At the time I made this switch (7 years ago), Fusion was generally considered
the better choice, and it
I've got a laptop running Snow Leopard with Fusion 4, and the VM
resolution adapts to the current screen resolution (1440x900). I can
have the VM windowed and choose a smaller resolution, or maximize the
window and use the full laptop screen size.
I also have a Mac Mini running Snow Leopard
